Bangkok, October 13, 2014 ? The SEC allows allotment of newly issued shares in an IPO to related persons of issuing companies up to 25 per cent of total number of shares offered.  For offering of

responsibility and professional due care in contravention of Clause 23(2) and to have possessed a prohibited characteristic according to Clause 31(1) of the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board

, the SEC conducted further investigation and found that the aforesaid investment consultants who were TMB employees had failed to perform duties with responsibility and professional due care with regard

investment consultants above was deemed failure to perform duties with responsibility and deliberation as a professional in accordance with the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board.* SEC has

Following an inspection report from Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited, a limited broker dealer and underwriter (LBDU) licensee, and the SEC’s further investigation, it was revealed that Pongsak had affixed signature on subscription orders, redemption orders and switch orders of investment units, in his position as investment consultant, without meeting with or giving advice to a client in any way. The SEC has considered that Pongsak’s misconduct of performing duties irresponsibly wit...

professional duties with responsibility and care** by signing the documents knowing that no actual service was provided. SEC, therefore, orders the following administrative sanctions:             (1) {D

Allotment of Shares in Excess of Underwriting Amount (No. 2)

Re: Allotment of Shares in Excess of Underwriting Amount

Granting the Purchasing Right to Provider of Over-Allotment Shares After Allotment of Shares in Excess of Underwriting Amount